What do all gravestones have in common? A beginning and end date; the date you were born and the date you left this earth. What's significant and yet overlooked many times is the dash between these two dates. This dash represents joy, heartache, peace, trials, triumphs, victories, love, loss, and more. In today's sermon we explore what it means to be competitive in our faith. We are not talking about competition in our good works. Competitiveness is the relentless pursuit to accomplish a mission. In our case, this is the relentless pursuit of the Mission Jesus has laid out before us.
I Won't Let Go
May 28, 2017 • Adrian Crawford
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June 28, 2017 • Adrian Crawford & Billy Humphrey
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I Want To Go Home
June 25, 2017 • Adrian Crawford
What do all gravestones have in common? A beginning and end date; the date you were born and the date you left this earth. What's significant and yet overlooked many times is the dash between these two dates. This dash represents joy, heartache, peace, trials, triumphs, victories, love, loss, and more. In today's sermon Pastor Adrian brings to our attention a few questions like "Is Jesus everything in your life?", "Do you proclaim the goodness of Jesus?", "What kingdom are you building for God?". And reminds us to long for something greater than just this moment by leaving a legacy of faith.
The Evolution of a Promise
June 18, 2017 • Adrian Crawford
What do all gravestones have in common? A beginning and end date; the date you were born and the date you left this earth. What's significant and yet overlooked many times is the dash between these two dates. This dash represents joy, heartache, peace, trials, triumphs, victories, love, loss, and more. In today's Father's Day Sermon, Pastor Adrian explores how promises are composed of three aspects: A Genesis, Purification, and Redemption. Promises have deep meaning within each individual and how these aspects influence how they evolve in our day to day life. We hope you enjoy this week's sermon!